“_htaccess”… tried to no avail.
“_plugins”… tried to no avail.
Deactivation of all things “extrawatch”… which changed nothing (well, nothing of relevance).
I can try restoring an old backup, but I rather not because:
- That was the first thing I had done when the issue began, and the problem persisted despite the backup having been made weeks prior to the issue.
- Doing so would make me have to re-modify a lot of files which I had changed manually (via non-WP Code-Editing programs, ironically for the purposes of WP-programs being compatible with non-WP things –and, no, I highly doubt that such changes would be the cause, as they had nothing to do with CSS, no such changes were being worked on at the time the issue arose, and I see no reason for this issue being logged as any sort of coding error or permissions error).
Is it possible that this issue could be being caused by my root php.ini file? (Although it being the culprit would be throwing relevant PHP errors, right?)
The above not likely being the issue, do you know of any CSS I can edit, add, or delete to allow the backend to render in any form that is at least usable (i.e. I don’t care if the admin-bar is shoved to the side, mushed into a single dropdown list, or whatever, so long as I can see what I am doing back there {per-se}; even if there is a plugin you’ve caught wind of {so-to-speak} which does something like that that I can install… –yes, I am getting a bit desperate seeming that I am unable to change many, if not most, WP & Plugin-based options, unable to add pages/posts, stemmed from moderating comments, hindered from adding content which Clients are waiting on {with unbelievable patience}, etc… etc… etcetera…)
You had merged my original post into the current topic, to which I understand your reasoning, but after seeing the backend in the same manner as depicted in the screenshot I had originally linked, I must inquire whether or not you’ve personally seen this style-screw-up before? I’ve combed the net time & time again, only to find things which were vaguely similar at most; never seeing another image of this visualized-insanity!…
(I want to make note that the reason I am not asking these questions in a PHP, cPanel, WHM, or GoDaddy forum is because I have numerous {well… several} non-wp Applications/Programs running via root-directory sub-directories without a single noteworthy issue in any of them {while the WP-admin lay in proverbial ruins} –ex. Piwik{detailed traffic tracking}, a Code/Script Editor{w/syntax-highlighting & syntax error detection}, an SEO-tracker/monitor, an entire E-Commerce App/Store, Cache-monitors, Business-based Coordination space, and… well, you get the idea… and can see my confusion & frustration I am sure… Ironically, many of your proposed fixes caused major errors to almost all of those other Programs, but yet none of them even did as much as tweak the look/positioning of the Tyrannical Admin-Bar CSS which is acting more like a Config-Controlling PHP.INI file rather than a subservient-styler STYLESHEET.CSS file {of course I am being melodramatic, but it is quite the neuron-nullifying nuisance I’ve found myself having the responsibility to fix ASAP for the sake of Customer & Co-worker alike……..}……)
I’ll try virtually anything at this point (so long as it doesn’t throw the site back to its minimalistic beginnings per-se), even if it is merely something along the lines of a whim, theory, day-dream, or crazy-coding-concept; and will be happy to detail the results, in hopes that if someone comes across similar or the same styling-paralysis (knock on wood and “Ptoo! Tuu!” {Yiddish for something along the lines of ‘God Forbid’}) they’ll at least have a few ideas of what they’re looking at, see what may work & what may not work, and what sort of attempts have already been made and what the outcomes/expected-results were/might-be.
Thank you for anything & everything else you may show or say that has even the “potential” of making things more palatable for me per-se.
-
This reply was modified 5 hours, 16 minutes ago by
AITpro Admin.
-
This reply was modified 5 hours, 11 minutes ago by
AITpro Admin.
